Modifying Employment Of Women And Minors June Notice
Fragmented OCR shows a June 2 bill on modifying employment for women and minors, with references to hours worked, holidays with pay, and factory inspector authority. Also mentions a widow of Andrew Burns, a death notice for Mrs. No. 1 Brooks Duty, and a notice about Jane Ricard, age 6, invited from 20 Morehouse Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atate
Seth
Shail Tals
Andrew Burns
Bunnell Street
Brooks
Fer
R. Gire
Boutln
Burnell
Augustine Cem
Francis Plesee
Jane
Ricard
Walter
Anders
Tatiana
Morehouse Street
Pupils of St. Augustine's Will Enter High School
Commencement at St Augustine's Parochial School reports about 200 visitors expected for the 2 PM exercises. Twenty graduates in the Class of 1903 plan to enter local high school. eleven receive diplomas for excellence in Palmer Method writing. Diplomas signed by Palmer system author Bbimeek A N Palmer, with 8th grade staff signatures, and a program featuring choruses, recitations, piano solos, and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's Parochial School
Joseph Seenman
Joan Casey
Margaret Casey
Sybla_ Garmar
Thomas A Lennon
Frances Quinn
Catherine
St Catherine
St. Catherine
Julia Carroll
Tryanta
Thomas Lennon
James Soarehaatra
Aiacs
Sverene
Wright
Alice Mf
Harrizes
Palmer
Jenny Casey
Alfred Brisebot
St Augustine's Church
Kat Batetle
Ayres
Catherine ‘ Gneabeth Brown
Ire Hsien Gonmay
Jatia Agnes Carroll
Jenny Crefiin Casey
Martin Joseph Dowling
Hilda Agnes Hall
Alice Marie Hai Louise Julia Kilcourse
Anna Marie Kerwin
James Angustine Kelly
Alex Joseph Kelewy
Thomas Aloysius Lennon
Wall Street Today Special United Press Summary
State stock market opened with renewed bull interest after heavy accumulation over two days. Union Pacific stock led gains with preferred at 102 1 2 and common near 11. General listings rose. government bonds steady. Early afternoon showed no major shift but short covering and London buying lifted many issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Union Pacif
Sonn
Union Pacific
Reading
Three Hot June Days Break Heat Records
The city endured three unusually hot June days with temperatures reaching 91 at 2 PM and 70 at 7 AM, accompanied by oppressive humidity. Only notable incident was Owen Bowen’s heat collapse on Wall Street, now improved at St Vincent's Hospital.
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Owen Bowen
Wall Street
Bowen
St. Vincent's Hospital
Don’t Expose Yourself to Sun and Heat With Baby Care Tips
Health guidance from Dr. Darlington in the Health Corter of New York City warns against sun exposure and excessive heat. It advises light clothing, ventilated hats, cooling baths, high air in sleeping rooms, and avoiding ice water and alcohol. Separate sections cover keeping babies well with regular nursing, fresh air, daily baths, and prompt medical notices for vomiting or diarrhea.
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Darlington
New York City
Department of Health
Bridgeport Girl Makes Class Crew at Wellesley
Miss Elsie Jamieson daughter of George A Jamieson a local druggist has earned a place in the Wellesley College class crew rowing yesterday during the First Day exercises. A graduate of B I H & 1906 she excelled academically and acted in the Senior play The Cricket on the Hearth. She is assured of holding the number four seat in the crew next year and recently developed into a swift tennis player holding the North End Tennis Club singles title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Jamieson
George A. Jamieson
Wellesley
Jamieson
B. Ih
North End Tennis Clu
Seven Divorces Set For Trial On Short Calender
Seven divorces are slated for trial on the Superior Court civil short calendar before Judge Howard J Curtis. The list includes four Bridgeport cases, two Norwalk, and one Stamford. Petitions cite separation, custody of children, and allegations of infidelity or cruelty, with marriages dating from 1908 to 1901 and spouses living in parts unknown or abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Howard J Curtis
Norwalk
Stamford
Clementine Wakeman Aske
Walter Wakeman
Grace Crozier
David Crozier
Toronto
Canada
Christin
Lancia
Bridgeport
Elisabeth V. Clark
Beard
Curtim
Henry F. Clark
Laimmas T. Denney
Emma Denney
Geaiies
Havi
Eme Louise Bossa
Harry Tesile Bossa
Chitren
New Britain coach Lynch becomes half owner of club
Thomas J. Lynch coach of the New Britain Baseball team becomes half owner after proposing to owner William W. Manne to resume coaching with a half stake allowing authority to release players. Separate item notes Wright brothers near finishing airplane at Fort Myer and readiness for government tests with Taft expected to attend.
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Coach Lynch
NEW Britain Ball Club
Tutted Press
New Britain
Neat Today
Thomas J. Lynch
Agere
New Haven
Lynch Yester
Willom W. Manne
Lynch
Hanna
Washington
Wright Brothers
Fort Myer
Jamoothir
Taft
Éall
Plucky Rescue by Police Officers
Lieut. W. H. Anderson and Doorman Joseph Burke rescued two Little Italian babies from suffocation after a fire at 68 Green Street. They entered the burning rooms, found the infants, and saved them, then extinguished the blaze with pails of water. Building tied to Staples estate. damage estimated at $80.
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W. H. Anderson
Joseph Burke
Green Street
Smpire
Michele Longo
Raffaele Pirlo
Longo
Pio
Second Precinct
Brant Leutesant
Staples Estate
Young couple wed in Port Chester in secret ceremony
Miss Isabelle Himes and George Irving Camp secretly married in Port Chester on January 12. Himes, daughter of George W. Hines, planned the wedding with family aware of the union. Camp, son of Mr and Mrs George Camp, works as an assistant foreman at Singer Manufacturing. The couple planned a quiet life at 748 State Street Bridgeport before leaving for Port Chester for the license and ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Himes
George Irving Camp
Portchester
Miss Hines
Gire
Sarah W. Hines
George W. Camp
Norman Street
Singer Manufacturing Co
John
Isabelle
Carp
Bill for 8 Foot Doors for Theaters
Hartford date uncertain two houses passed a batch of bills incl eight foot doors for moving picture and nickel show doorways to open outward an amendment to the general medical act a crab closed season in Haven waters August first to October first shell fish ground mapping for Westport repeal of a New London building act for municipal and county uses a provision extending probation officer powers and a state reformatory bill with a $400000 appropriation discussed by Senators Blakeslee Higgins Peck and Manwaring despite no opposition The Senate also rejected a $20000 Connecticut Cavalry monument appropriation.
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Hartford
Haven
Westport
New London
Blakeslee
Appropriations Committee
Higgins, Peck and Manwaring
Senate
Connecticut
Judson Drafts Amendment for Teeth in Corrupt Practices Act
The Judson bill tightens political finance rules by severing nomination and election spending. It sets $8 per 1000 voters for nominations and $15 per 1000 for elections, with varied limits for governor races and potential party coffers. Provisions clarify party treasurer roles, payment rules, and sworn expenditure statements, aiming to raise standards and reflect four years of investigative work.
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Weeks
Lilley
Hig
City Court Updates and Local Incidents Reported
In the city court John Kinder, 99, was treated after a steel rod puncture at Parist Steel Co and moved to Lakeview Home after failing to identify his house. A three year old found a money envelope. the father of the child was briefly arrested but released due to lack of proof. A separate yard incident involved Orchard Street residents with unclear details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kinder
Parist Steel Co
Hallett Street
Lakeview
Kinder
Tiocan Tne
John Territay
Ogden Street
Mary
Jail for boy who robs brother
Benjamin Whyland aged 16 of 64 Englewood, bound over to the September term of the Superior Court on $500 bonds for stealing a gold watch valued at 50 and $12.75 in money from his brother Joseph. He chloroformed his brother in bed and took the items from under his pillow. Dr. Groves testified Whyland showed traces of insanity though he knew right from wrong. The mother plans surveillance at the county jail to guide his future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Whyland
Englewood
Superior Court
Joseph Whyland
Whyland
Winder
F. C. Groves
Benjamin
Jair
Grent
Merode Underwear Samples at Bargain Prices
Cool knitted Merode undergarments for women offered at deep cuts from regular prices. Store shares mill samples divided into small lots with vests pants and combination suits in silk lisle cotton fabrics. Prices 19c 29c 39c 59c and 69c ready Thursday morning with expected brisk sales.
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Merode
Cool pretty wash suits at bargain prices abused by small flaws
Attractive one piece wash suits in summer colors white blue pink and tan go for 3 while typical prices ran 6 75 to 8 75. The maker clears stock with tiny defects and invites all women to buy now, as duplicates of higherpriced models are in stock and sizes vary.
Good refrigerator styles and prices offered
Alaska refrigerators promise cost savings by efficient operation and food preservation. Available in zinc enamel and porcelain linings in several sizes from 39.75 to 72 dollars, Star refrigerators built with ash and charcoal insulation priced 7.75 to 21 dollars in the basement display.
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Alaska
Book sale closes end of week with deluxe editions
End of the week marks the sale ending for book sets. A rare chance to buy famous writers’ works including Longfellow at a quarter of regular price. Act quickly as Bridgeport may not see such an offer again.
Screen doors and extension screens on sale
Natural color screens and doors finished with two coats of varnish and hardware priced from 1.15 to 1.65. Sizes include 2 ft 8 in to 3 ft wide and 6 ft 8 in to 7 ft high. Walnut stained doors with 4 inch frame and springs also available. Steel frame extension screens offered in 18 24 or 30 inches high and adjustable width.
Mine Disaster at Lackawanna Coal Mine 4 Buries 65
Fire and an explosion at Mine No 4 of Lackawanna Coal and Coke Company in Wehrum Pa cause fear that 85 men remain inside. Three miners confirmed dead, five or six badly burned, others injured. Oxygen tanks requested from Johnstown as rescue efforts continue. Also obituary reports John Duffy, longtime West Side resident, dies at 63. survived by two daughters and a son and grandson Willam Konstance.
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United Press
Wehrum
Lackawanna Coal & Coke Company
Johnstown
John Duffy
West Side
Mary A. Constance
Brook Street
Hugh Brady
New York
Constance
John A. Granson
Willam A. Konstance
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Main Street
the Park Cemetery
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Pneumetis At & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
James Horan & Son
Beck & Son
ST. Augustine's
Wall Street Today
Serre
Mepeoe
J. Alien
Guiler
G. Schorndert
Waetiseln
J. Cou Ha
T. Neary
Georgs Hulton
Arty
Bridgeport Girl
Wrights
Lieut. Anderson
Doorman
Burke
Judson
Jack Sullivan
Detroit
Mich
Fairfield Neant
Vann
Longfellow
Eemhop
THE
Howland Dry Goods Co
State of
Frank D. Week
Conneticut
Wrank
Wees
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